Thanks Hugues. I have been looking at Exodus but it depends on their nodes and you have to trust them. You should also know that your wallet is ONLY protected by a password and not multi-seg/two-step! I don't dare to use the wallet for larger amounts.

"Can I trust these guys?
Unfortunately, Exodus is not 100% open-source, so you’ll be putting your trust into the developers and management team by using their wallet. However, the CTO, JP Richardson, has created over 190 open source libraries and is highly trusted within the development community.

As a young company, Exodus has not had the time to implement the security features that many other wallets include. Your blockchain assets are fully encrypted but are only protected by a password. There’s no two-factor authentication which exposes you to more risk if you inadvertently download malware or a malicious software program.

The company actually recommends that you use a different wallet with either multi-sig (like Copay) or a hardware component (like Ledger) if you’re planning on storing large amounts of blockchain assets.

The Exodus team is aware of their security flaws and is currently talking with hardware providers to begin improving these weaknesses."

(2018-02-03, 02:46 PM)Carsten Wrote: Thanks Hugues. I have been looking at Exodus but it depends on their nodes and you have to trust them. You should also know that your wallet is ONLY protected by a password and not multi-seg/two-step! I don't dare to use the wallet for larger amounts.

"Can I trust these guys?
Unfortunately, Exodus is not 100% open-source, so you’ll be putting your trust into the developers and management team by using their wallet. However, the CTO, JP Richardson, has created over 190 open source libraries and is highly trusted within the development community.

As a young company, Exodus has not had the time to implement the security features that many other wallets include. Your blockchain assets are fully encrypted but are only protected by a password. There’s no two-factor authentication which exposes you to more risk if you inadvertently download malware or a malicious software program.

The company actually recommends that you use a different wallet with either multi-sig (like Copay) or a hardware component (like Ledger) if you’re planning on storing large amounts of blockchain assets.

The Exodus team is aware of their security flaws and is currently talking with hardware providers to begin improving these weaknesses."